Last year they said they try to respond within a month of the deadline so perhaps we will hear back this weekHas anyone spoken to RS about when they are going to respond?
I once got told that the reputation of the firm is the most important thing when training as it means you can leave after and it opens more doors. But at the end of the day, if you won’t be happy at the other place then that ‘ll show in the work you produce and connections made. I don’t know if this helps!know this is an incredibly privileged position to be in but I’ve gotten two amazing training contract offers one is amazing money but also horrible work life balance, one is a good law firm but less so and less money but I think I’d be happier there, lots to think about
you should give us all tips on how you did it. I saw in a previous post that you have two offers. You are doing amazingBCLP interview
Hey!know this is an incredibly privileged position to be in but I’ve gotten two amazing training contract offers one is amazing money but also horrible work life balance, one is a good law firm but less so and less money but I think I’d be happier there, lots to think about.
on a real note if anyone wants any advice, more than happy to give it, made it to 10 ACs rhis cycle and got offers for next interviews/vac schemes etc for all. This is my third cycle and i had no luck for the rest
No, PGDL is not my main concern, i am non law as well, but since SRA no longer mandate students for a formal law degree, it's just optional. I am more worried about firm which can't sponsor visa over those who don't pay for PGDL. I'd rather at firm who use the money for something else like wellbeing or sponsorship for efficiency. Barbri is a good platform, but not for you who never touched the basics of law. You need to be proactive to find resources outside as well, like eg. you can buy/borrow ULaw SQE module books without studying there.PFO from Bakers post VI. There’s one thing I have always been uncertain about Bakers. It’s one of the few firms that doesn’t require or fund the PGDL. I know Bakers has partnered with Barbri to offer the SQE course. For those who also applied for Bakers, were you concerned about having no PGDL? Could someone here kindly enlighten me about the importance of PGDL for a legal career? Would lacking a “proper” law qualification hinder success?